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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
moon AND ELowsArI CHRISTENING

Tho trial OF Daniel Mullen, Tor man-ang'er Ia stab
bing Michael Mullen. confined yesterday IN tho
Court Of Sessions IN EroOlIvn. several witucs ses
testified that The prisoner active a the fght VIII h
occurred At a christening party. ani a which two and
u half gallons of wh.,icy, and i've kcgS Of beer were
drunk and q family i'ud brolo ont Tho prisoner 10
MED any knowlcdg" of the fatal sabbns. lie claimed
that he was knock down ia the airay. and when Ia;
got NJ De tired To hu James Mullen and was unsuc-
ccssfIl and then Ao Knocked down again and
lncw no moro lie denied having any bniic or stab
bling any Tho trial VIII be finished 10 DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
INSPECTOR QU1yy CHARGED WITH roRoxRr

INSPECTOR QUTNN CHAROED WITH FORGERT.
Police Inspector Byrnes has been lnvosilg eating a
report that number of the Inspectors Of masonry
the aqueduct have obtained their positions by fraud
I'm passing the Ciyl Service examinations. Yesterday
morning Detective Sergeant Irnk went to Sing Sing
aud arrested Peter QUINN s pectOr Of masonry at Shaf
No 4. Division No. |. Quinn was arralgncd al tho
Tombs Police Court In the afternoon. charged with
forging the namo Of Dr. Edward V. Brown. Of North
IarrytnWn to a certificate by which he obtained his
appointment lee PHILIPS, secretary and executive
officer Of the Municipal Ciyil service Commission, wns
the complainant. Quinn pleaded not guilty and was
held In 5000 bonds for examination next 1nsday Or
Browns nane appeared of the four required on
Qunn's hcatc Of character and efficiency under
the Civl Service rules, and the doctor denies writing
Il there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
Rr,rryrYfyG THE VANDERBILT HoMESrEan

Br,rryFYfyG THE VANDERBILT HOMESTEAD
Great alterations ard improvements are In progress"
tho old Vanderbilt homestead at Newborn S''e. .
Island Some 200 aborers are engaged In laying ou' -
grounds and identifying the surroundings koaH' .,
being cut out and terraces constructed. ana pesu
artificial lake Is being made which when fnisheu w..
add picturesqueness to the place. Tho old ou''Dr1
which was formerly occupied by the old Commodorf
w. H. Vanderbilt. ts TO he removed from i,s r pr The
improvements are being made FOR the NandetSi ummei
who viii occupy t4e bouse dqr.s some q .tert snl
number Of new houses are in course Of erecuon'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16

TERN, MADE WITH THE CANADIAN PAcIF

TERM, MADE WITH THE CANADIAN AtltIC
MONTREAL, Can., Dec. II -iralic Manager oId'' OF
the Canadian Pacific says that an agreement has u''n
made by tran,contlucnial lines TO cease cutting rates
The American Unconditional lines have aSteed TO
interchange freight and passengers with the canadian
Pacific Railroad terms satisfactory 10 tho lailcI
lo doc. not think Tint thcrc VIII le any advance ~
freight rate, from The Pacific Coast, hut + ntcndcd
TO apply he through freight rates from western points
now I'm effect on tho American lines meeting II
to be held in - f0ui, 20 cOmpleio tbs details 81 mo
agreement, which Is To 60 into effect ON January l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
bouASJIc rR0UBLES roo HrcH ron HIM

ETo.ts were made recently by I~-,.' Eaiat'' a
Belgian marblrcutter. living At No so We,i Fly
second st. 20 gc. his wife admitted into IA" Ffrn'h
Hospital IN Fourccnih-st Mrs Bajau bad been b'd
ridden rom paralysis f1 seven years and hld "cen
1ou ,unccd lu~uiabc ltjaft WIS advised to have
hi, vii, 70 the Charity Hospital A. h. rod not
sGoid 10 pay for her bo1d and medical attendance ID
another institutions hut he reused. \ woman was
hired fi V4,t IN MIR. ls;ar and 20 the ho 'rN"'i
beside. 81" dd not p'lfliW h'r duir- ~ hif-" ana
l1c.r lrcr~r 0.tf-factufflv and Ham worried on &C.
count ~ tho lack Of proper attention 20 MS VIE 80
Nedur-tay evening be- purh h"r I'm rec 81 car" WIN"
tic iIfcd woman 'sI. inJ druuh 10 help her le-'cr
d.y morning hc went INTO olfhoH-e 10 nc !"cI OF
" ~, Wei ~. -lL.A.,I. and sAOl hIn1cN deAl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
SIZE 81 rs TER HUSBAND IMPOSED on HER..

Mrs. Ella T. Sims has begun a splt In the Supreme
Court against her husband, George Sims. and Others
In which she claims that her husband has imposed upon
her and has disposed Of property I'm which shc had an
Interest, without her consent. She says that In tho
summer Of 1883 She became III, and some ono Affixed
her name to power Of attorney authorizing her nus
band dispose Of her property and he conveyed II 10
other PERSONS who made parties to tho SUIT hho
asks that his action be declared void and that 70
celyer Of tho property be Appointed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
wtrFRyy9 THEIR SrOcK roo WrcM

Mcmillan 4 Mcvaush dealers ia hosiery on the second
floor at No 236 Churchst will he sued for ~ 900 ia "a
age TO wsollsn goods belonging 10 NJ nrswn son CO..
on tho ground door for ones csrsss-ness seaVns
faucat open THURSDAY nj. CHIT When dxoversd the sext
morning The water mad through tho ceiling. dsesor
ing II badly and stood three Inches deep on tie n'or
below alss penetrating 20 tho cellar ana sun eoI'r
Luckily most OF tho goods could he drlsd without damage
40 tho loss IA comparatively light Brown. Son Co.'S
atnrn Ind a Mnah1aI apnearAnce yesterIAT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16

THE VfrEFr FOR LFtD. roPFEh tNP flN.
Tie corr ~ market here yesterday was ch race fo1
v .,rn ru.tr,t ans and brisk trailing Price, closet
IRON. 10 10 20 point, u .hsr than ON mo ley bi" g.
In London. Crl bars opeuol a. 81. p 81. "ero
quoted nj "a. los. a. aoen. ami cl.'el at SS' % 81
an adyan-e of ono dly year ago tie same cop
rer was qus ed at ah'I' SIS. Within SIX weeks tie
urlr,,r Cri bar his peon dpiNlsi Tho local market
kept stBp with tIi. rentrt .1e Nivsn C. an the
tr.. are using that fact arg lment That lake cop
f.t coutuue - Vance until q in harmony VITA
Cb e.pner in London According - that tlesrv, con
per here sl'li nave been -''. Gems r-rt a II
l. ~ spot copper q frpN y l''
90 IN anil n,urrs 81 from II s'-lppfp IL ID lo'
The tstll trldlu. aaoun'cd - p'''p p'l -,
T1rcp,tirat IS Inactive yasf"rd1V - q hss neeh Tor
some lays the beiag rm ~ 30 y 90 81 . Gents "r
.sot aud - 33A cents Tor futures mo toA. s~cs
twenty tons.
Lead wa, fairly Ncttye. and firm ~ {" = cents
Fortvrlght tons OF January lead woro sold ~ COD s,
tul l3s ton, II February a. from 10 80 3 coats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16

EXAMINJy0 AQUEDUCT CONTRA 0ToRS OLA AIMS
Tho Aqueduct Commissioner Committee With Con-
trouor Loew ana Corporation Counsel oBr'cn met yos
terday end again discussed at length tho dsDutedques-
ton Of the measurements TO be allowed tho contractors
for the and masonry outside tho true lines
Of the new aQpoduct. Chief Engineer Church SUB
nltted a cross section, giving what might 20 fair
allowance. The exact amount thus allowed %aso fot
made public, hut II Is nearly tho epht Inches beyond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
r,Ir GI.VrrN B0ARD GRANTING CHARTERS.

,urfrifA Dec Is ,rttridn. Tile General ENect'
t.v Board q. ths knights o. Labor today changed tho
Oh .rtcr. ~ dsfrc; organizations a sun way
taat .noir powers and privileges VIII hen""for'h 20
i.r.l IN. B,srl promised that 10 charter mak.n c.:
. n.N National Ira L. Assembly II GarR'nt cutters
and rrnusrs vhch wa. erSfn.zei A. syracuse Ast
August would he grauct a. soon - n ps'iIi,hI %.
ia nd "a, -lovss wolt he grsn t~l f. Was -ti - 90
s,nI,~ Nueu a convention VIII 30 hslt at ) 900 u
r,rf 8 sucrs. ~rcrstsry lrchmsh granite" "-'"''o'"'
.h .,..- #, 4, :. TX Workers. Ne 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16

Lille Gee. yoIns woman living a. 80 Narck
place. IS claIlofcd vaiiir-, ID stauraut a.
40. 80 e.AihaYc.. and WORK, from . a. m to - 20
J.. in. every ddy FOR a. per wrch arcoidius 70 hrr
own story. Yesterday afternoon, after receiving Der
weeks wages ,le .as walking HON" 90 the rain S. hen
tan man overlook Der 90 SAITH ave, aul insisted
On shc.tc.uc Lrl 18th his uHLicHa. They lad not
walked far Aotolc tie snafchcd her money and a
roll Of paper out Of Ter hand and IAN down Tie
avenue. She pursued hin to ll0rs'onsi, where the
man jumped ou a Cro.-toWu car Policeman krc},
u the PG.fc->t. squad got on tho rc.f car and
followed the thief lie Chased him 90 house IN
toncIcss-si. and arrested HIM i."rc. Ih' prisoner
n, fi-i said hr vas George Ferguson bit aitrrNard
admitted thai lis name wa- ). L. tooh lie had
thrown away tLc -il'- -. bat th, roll of paper va,
found iu DBL. pocket. lie also had Dadfe Inscribed
Mclro,r Journal" ard some papers which iHica ed
that be soliciting Advertisements f1r 4 medical
to.lral Inc Uo:co I'd A. claimed 10 b.. reporter
bat lie T. an Ignorant man and hc drank yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
RJG HtrL OF BrRGLARH

Joseph Cross. age twenty on- and AdoIph : thcfo'
ago twenty three VINO were arresei Tor or-'AhS 'no
tho house %, Samuel Braham, at No. iOt WNngton ST..
m IN, NIGHT Of December o. were held at Ls-N Market
Court Yesterday morning In 81 200 bail apioce. They
were thou chnrr.d with robbng Mrs Albna Knapp. ot
No 81 Morton-st and held again N ~ 900 bail Mary
walsh Alice Dunbar and Mar srvt N4ltcrs. who w,ro
arrested being tmpca.i n tho robbery "f Bran an
sto,,n GOODS were alss held la II. 900 bail Zach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
FUNERAL or CAPrAN JONI BRIffoN

Tie funeral OF cap ain John Btlrioh 700" ~
yesterday al hi, home, No East Pony -"'"
and was attended ly u large number o. niA'N'7 's
friend. The service. were conducted by the Kew
DIR a. a. 1fna.,v OF zion Protestant Episcopal thui On
Tho ION church choir .-nS Just a. 'I .ll.,,,'.j
" Lad Thou Me On - The burial was az It'"',"'
and waa urivatc Among those present al me LuI
were ex intgr Henry f. Rowland william Cur"iJc
carroll Jackson. waiter Paine DR. W. H. bfaP'' "
william EgglestOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
TRTAL TPTp or THE CHICAGO.

The steel cruiser Chicago, Commander Henry H. Robe
son, sailed UP the Sound Yesterday from the Brooklyn
Navy Yaid u /, expected that she VIII BE- gone TWO or
ihreo DAYS. Several beers ~ the Advisory Board were
ON board and all feel that he Will succeed her
tip and develop necessiy 5000 hpFsn power -
Qurrd by thlcf Engineer Thompson has charge
OF tlIn N ichinefY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16

Cyur,so. Dec i ,>D,ritl 4 member Of tao Frn'e''.
Union sald today that he had within tho PAST Two 49,
h. ., .iht or ten ue.u Of various kIshtsot ia'or
as.h.s and the largest number ot pcr,ons De found
~ any, ~ flcm was tea tho usual number hein. 81 10
rhou III talf II a rsld investigator vas h"d Do 80
Ton al that District Assembly M. y hal IL lie over NV
memh-rs who were paylu- their dues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
vrw UryrryG CLrB FORMED

"The Hamilton Park Club" has boon incorporated for
the purpose Of "huptins nshins sad for general club
,urrosc I'm the county Hamilton and other eoune, in
this state Including tho hiring letting md nproNlsg
the lana camping and sporting purpose tho cono
and management Of carries. water rights, etc Inc
trustees for frat year Harold O. Henderse pres
dont; W. Harrison EIsenOrcy secretary; ohatIes NJ
Lea treasurer, and Claf once PostleJ anu w NJ loiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
SALES AGENTS 30 NOT CHANCE COAL PRICES

~ tho meeting of the sales agents of tho coal car
rying companies yesterday It wa, dccir d To mako no
change in tho present rates ono of the sac' agents
said after the meeting that tho wholesale dealers Ia"
rodnccI u,tcc. about so cent. q ton and their rates
were now about tho Same ~ tho schedule what
Tho fuun, rafe would hc depended entirely upon mo
weather. II TINS open weather continue "a
unaubtolly be- cutting and sharp break Ia the price
of coal will result Most OF tho sales agents Hau
that tho trade was In satisfactory shape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
Ills rnLENnS WILL GIYE HIu RTRIAL.

HIS FRIENDS WILL GIVE HIN BURIAL.
body Hail. the eratc minister who aied AZ the
Wards Island Insane Asylum Wednesday from injuries
Inflicted upon himself taken by his friends ysssrday
and tho funeral viii hsd this ~ the Franklin
street Methodist Episcopal Church Of which tho rev. BIO
phen Merritt Is pastor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
TO LIT us cAnLnhAN sHAKk ms WEAhTM

A. NJ Lyon, a broker. Of No. - Ccdarst, left this
rl.y early IN tho week and went 70 81 Augustine, Fla
10 took after TWO children by his former wife, who IS
.t.ll living near ST. Augustine ard who IS sad 10 be
bringing :hc child.en up IN poverty and Ignorance
Mr. Lyon at one tine owned tho jacksonville and 81
Augustine Railroad was rs president and became
wealthy. lie married Mss IlcuscLcl, Of this city,
In 1873. They had four children. Some thrco years
ago Nj. Lyon secured absolute divorce. Tho d
vorccd woman married Matthias Capclln, who. accord
Ing 10 aclualnanccs Of Mr. Lyon I'm this city, f. a
"crackor." Nj. and Mrs Capea arc said 10 be living
In "A swamp near -. Augustine. When the divorce
was obtained, NJ. Lyon awarded control of tho
children. lie left them with the mother, however
subsequently he brought the Oldest two TO this city
as they had hecu allowed 10 grow mp ia poverty and
ignorance. These now Al his home hcrc. Hear
Ing that the other two I'm Wrctchcd condition.
Mr. IyOn has now gone 10 get possession OF them
HIS friend, state that he has given his former wife
$4,000 10 have tic children properly educated
and they pass curlou, comments on Mrs. Cspcllas
charartcrlstcg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16

are In the situation OF the green lubber OF an risn
sailor who was sent aloft In storm lie hep. ~
eyes 'shut When he came down, they asked him what
he saw and he replied: Bodad, an / cud soc nothing
al all, but since am come down can see "eii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
c0rrDvrSTOp P0R BrOKFy ARk

Tolrrmsn Jlr.", A. costello. 90 fh" N''c'f So
sluat saw n man tearing down sign, from b-ii1us-
lafr ou Wednesday might aat chased him. N"r
rtnnfu. htf = liork the policeman fe AMI brook" his
lef arm near tl~ elbow lie l0f APP aga'n c'ntin al
h' pursuit despite 20, iuj 1ry and arrested h" n sch -
unl.,r who g1Nr hi~ rauc os Andrew Manning. d..
hmm .ent ln-fclLn 10 II. Nlncrni'. lInspliIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
n.>lAn - 49, hi mn coKE RrII0N.

Pirfsai.KG DC. ID lNoec. This WAS p'F-"f i' -
,or..,,>y,l'c cob, reeion AMI over s215o7j vs. a.
,.t Thar, 40 IL IS sv,us IN the region and tiefs
, e., one rnaH 10 each oven Nsst o. tne men en-
NOD az, ~ her Hunglriaus or fOiss Ii"y m"Ae II
NJ ayctase about SD % week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
sryCrpg OLA YoUy0 WoXAC

LIyoNIA Dec Is (sptsiaD.-Miss Abby onoe'~ 500
twenty.onc, Of Hsnesye. ontario County. -. xe
suicide this Afternoon by taking doss I" s''
cause 10 assigned for tho act
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
vo stccRssoR no MIR UOyr YET.

The directors of tho Pennsylvania Coal Company ala
not elect yesterday successor to tho president,
Goorgc A. Hoyf who med a short time ago, "a wa
o.pectcd 1t was decided that out Of respect To tho
memory Of The dead president. no selection shoulh
bs maio tho tlmo being. tho aalts of tho com
pany were moving satisfactorily lu charge or me
nrr nn oilcors Treasurer street drniod that hero
WA any hhCEn mOtlvH back Of the action OF tho
directors NJthng Il likely 10 be done IN Tho direction
OF obta ming a new executive for u month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16

the true lines OF the aqucduct. The CONTRACTORS
not yet been heard at length on the rSc c time
The romfnttec adjourned. Ths amount In controversy
vare. frum $500 900 TO e7500OO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16

sr,n,u. and us mtpt was not Of great value: q
srae s,r of money was spent in development @crh,
and in anothsr mine now vein ''s DOC" s""'"
a. Mt fnt thick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
ArrEoyING TIE Plan OF REORGANIZATION.

APPROVING THE PLAN OF REORGANIZATlON.
Tho plan for tho reorganization OF tho Houston and
Texas Central Railway Company, summary of which
was recently printed In Tho Tribune, was approved
unanimously at meeting of the holders Of certificates
Of the general mortgage bonds at tho Farmers Loan
and Trust Company yesterday Tho committee Of
bondholers received authority to modify the plan al
n, discretion but only condition that the main pro
visions should DO retained IL ~ understood that no
changes arc lciy TO be made nnd that this resolution
was Intended To guard against any delay IN carrying
tho plan Into operation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
NOT BAD, PUT MIGHT

NOT BAD, PUT MIGHT HAVE BEEN BETTER
A. a meeting yesterday of tho directors Of tho King
san and Pembroke Mining Company, which owns the
mineral Lands along tho limo OF the Kingston and Penn
broke Railway, report Of the operations for tho first
six months was presented IL was shown that 900
tons OF ore had been mi nod profit OF Si4 900
The result considered satisfactory, ali hough not s0
favorable as had BEEN expected Ono mine showed
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23
Hs-, ana lisas IA ,l~ So Ron.

Heat and AtE1S a. tie els@ Rom
4 fesens ular 1ses -ae iolossls SCI
.l 'e ssie gsszieas o. tnis sdl 3sCt.
Ezl p-rsol lB q room s1ould bs sUrrlisd
lh 500 cubic feet = air per hour and
g. s sbs1ld ~ ions, ~asre possible. without
c..f.sii.s - ueglef be draft, Tor th~ nsrs ogs
tll4u ~ in8lcad oy irAlus = liable ~ pro
tl-- Internal lllaulnastlons.
As > 4Elaf cal lear = greater degree u
c1l1 wLel IA 1e1 than when o1t = is, Goa
T...sscrI ts from severe cLse4se. lssVTE esl-cl-
ally should aavs the tenlE@ratlFe of tier
01o-s 1-her thaa fhAt alailtl aimed dur
Ir tie 1asL Lt q tle eIfack D.sea-s~s Il
f--szssss 81 Group aad diphtAell-- fs-
.4.rss tlel tempe. aturs - - 81 deg
t.llrc t. and q aol-g atmosphere TAs
lea5 instL1t lar heating tie sick rcagn L by
lae ooea CRATE fra TIE rooiu should lot -
asrs-nad b. bl4cs excepI where there ls
disease Cl she eyes, VITA photoploc.a. or
" -en the Patient b. very Tex .less ami cannot
sleep. than strong lshs must be ekcluded
OtlFrwl-s the sunlight must - allowed 20
enter and At chemically by decomposlng tie
Eo1ious gass, and thus purify the air OF
course x is not advisable 70 place the patient
lnler a strong uncomfortable glare o. sun
lglt, nor Ia summer g. allow the suns ray >
~ Shine into the room ami raise the tsmpera-
ture too high. AruicIal light has 20 useful
e1sct, olt does harm b. burning up ozyg gen
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23

4 physician OF Germany. who objects 20
the han-mg 81 stem OF reducing aesh. insists
uron abstinence anu active exercise, and
-.ses middle aged raan who hss ieen over
stout for twenty years tho following bll OF
flr1- Dreallast-A large cup of black tea
without mills or sugar, an ounce and half
~ 0lita bread or toasted brown bread, with
plenty * butter Dmner-Soup: four TO six
ounce II meat, hoi'el or roasted. with fat
gravy. fat meat heins preferable, a small
qr-nt.l = = yes 'tables particularly leSumin-
o4,. and az s.nd, q cabbage Iurmps and
Vc,a-o.s are nos allowed Fresh fruit, when
IA season, as desert. salad or baked fruit
without sugar. soon after dinner take n
large cup of Lack tea without milk or sugar
oupper-In winter regularly. IA summer oc-
casonally large cup Of black tea without
milk aud sugar; an ecg or fat roast meat
-oIaeumes fat ham or fresh fish, about tn
ounce az broad with butter; occasionally y
cheese and fresh fruit
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23
soothing Drors.

Wrinkles orr the face gre much under per
s1nal control Knitting the brows pcrpetually
produces ara ugly wrinkle between TIE eye
orous. A habit OK hall closing the eyes, com
mon 70 nc4r signted people who DO not wear
glasses, makes wrinkles a. their outer corners.
II neither yaseline nor puro glycerine suits
your sAiu, try "A mixture 0f equal paris OF best
giycerino and ordinary camphor in solution.
d. William A Hammond advises the use
of black pepper, mustard. vinegar and other
condiments In toe diet of patients suffering
from low fcvers Of typhoid type and IN almost
all ualrial disorders
We are not amphibious animals. as one
might infer from the persistency with which
we are urged % bathe-bsthe -bathe The
morning plunge. the morning sponge and the
shower may work mischief as well as good.
The best way 70 prevent baby from chill
after : hath Is 70 wrap 1t st once in n warm
cotton sheet or towel placed On a warm
blanket
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23
Linen and Lace Handkerchief.

Linen and Lace Handkerchiefs.
375 dozen Ladies and Childrens hem
stitch HAndkerchiefs. French BA,iste and
Linen Lawn white and colored borders.
worth . to 25c, al placed on sale for ioc
each.
950 dozen Ladies and Chiidrens colored
border. Linen Handkero hiefs. for l0c, l2.c,
l5c. l-c 20c and 25c each.
Real Duchesse Lace Handkerch.efs, from
$3.50 TO $1,000 each.
Real Point Applique and Point Gaze Lace
Handkerchiefs, from $1,000 to $500 each.
100 dozen Pongee and japanese silk
Handkerchieis, with fancy colored borders,
for 25c. soc, 50c, 65c and 75c each.
Also large assortment of Gentlemen s
Initial japanese Handkerchiefs for si.Oo
and 1925 each.
80 dozen Brocade Satin Handkerchiefs
for ladies and gentlemen, in all colors, and
cream, for 25c, soc, soc, Goc, 75c ami sLOo
each. Very rich and beautiful shades.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23
SILK Dress Goods.
SPRING & COMPANY.

Black Gros Grain Silk worth S125 for 81
per yard.
Same worth $3.50 for 81 .25 per yard.
Same worth 81 for s. % per yard.
Same worth 1925 for $40.
Same worth $3.50 for -.
Same worth So for $50.
Black Satin Rhademe for 81, $l25. $50,
s1.75. s. per yard.
Satin Rhademe in all colors for 81. sl.25
and 81 80 per yard
surshs in all shades for 75c, 9Oc, and s.
per yard.
Colored Gros Grain Silks for 75c, 81, f1.25
and 81 % per yard.
Biccade satin and Plush Effects in very
fine good Tor combinations in all colors and
prices a. 70 quality.
SPRING & CoNrAxr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23

rlE .IaN.L oFef-r IN wAslINlT1T
n i--17i h-es-.I tre ..at of t..e Eus-
r-inrkla vaf. AMI ou lis return b.
wrote tr.- On -a- fra-l aud
German ARR .s In f<. b. was sent
FL Vienna bs Fo drtt Haves as an
s.csr- oil f1a American legation. Between
-n-sc two trIrs abroad hc was s-arioIei with
r,s regiment a, Sort Buforl. d. T., and his
investigations -h.re I'd 70 -le revealing Cf
many frsgruier- practice anil ~ lie dis
grace which later fell u-on Secretary Bel
-ap
Cen Hazsn VA the author OF several books.
ara. cspec.aIiy in his younger days. wro-e
quite voiuri,ulgsiy f1g the newspapers lie
sas af.u4ufed chief signal oficer IN $50 to
sler-el Cen Nvsr. IL vas claimed that the
sfrciaLnieoJ vas .ar-e.y due ~ social in-
E4eaet- ani th,rr wa somc feeling because
a- then occupying the rank ~ colonel
heu.d succeed orc who ~as ma ior
re.e-rf During bis inrumtencg the
.-l-sucv a. The weather bureau WAS
-ucl 'acsta --l fe intro iuce3 the -ccld
save signals. ani tle weather predictions
rs-arc. ul.l moro accurate under his Gi-
r.et.aa
lie was a fi-al q r.inlrian. and tbs led
.o m1rh bad frean- When iieut Gr.eiv
7--. sr ia rfe lo.-u seas ~ tne north. Gen
Ilaf-n requests, Secretary 0f War Lincoln
.a -eai = .eal r- vessel - The lieutenant. res-
Ihs the rr.rt.4ry ref-s.l ~ d5,
.-I Cen ra,.n WIS no- s'er % critic ~ h.s
r.eri.r ~a7 .ai 81 u court martial. which
as t.il in l~.1. and resulted iu trc general
being rcp-inaudod
ten flsrer hes for Some time intended 70
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-23
Fans. Fans.

Very fine Satin, plain and ornsmentsd,
in a variety Of styles. Nothing more sc-
oep,able for a lady. Price 81 % 500, $3.50
& -. 800. 500, 500. 500. s 90. $500
5000 each. SPRING & CoNP.SY.